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  1. Putting right everything that went wrong in Mati

    Agora

    the country means that Monday’s developments have to spur authorities into action before Greece witnesses

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  2. Questions persist about timing of general elections
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    as a spur for the party’s supporters, many of whom have moved to the “undecided” category since

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  3. Athens hopes lower bond yields strengthen case for reducing fiscal targets
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    agenda, which hinges on lower taxes to spur growth.

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  4. Athens preparing to present budget plans to lenders after tax cut pledges
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    EconomyProgramme

    at a technical level next week, is that the tax cuts will spur economic activity and that the fiscal impact

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  5. Govt lines up strike legislation to follow brief pause after budget vote
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that reducing taxes will help spur the economy and that the increase in GDP will ensure

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  6. Newsletter 233 - 20/12/2019

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    that reducing taxes will help spur the economy and that the increase in GDP will ensure

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  7. Greece waits for tangible outcome from EU's symbolic backing over border crisis

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    is conducting a war by other means has helped spur many Greeks to rally around the flag, giving the sense

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  8. Podcast - DETH and taxes: The only things certain in Greek politics

    Agora

    of the Greek PM's announcements. Useful reading Greek Premier Offers €1.6 Billion Tax Cuts to Spur Middle

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  9. PMI drops to 52 pts in Sep as manufacturing sector continues to grow

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    quarter. Rates of growth softened but continued to spur greater employment and input buying”, commented

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  10. Lest we forget

    Agora

    “The people don’t forget, they hang fascists,” goes a chant that Greeks have been hearing for decades. This year, seeing the fascists being put behind bars will suffice for most. The slogan is born of the years of physical and mental pain inflicted by Greece’s far right on the left, dating back

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